Vosne Romanee Cros Parantoux Emmanuel Rouget 1999

Vosne Romanee Cros Parantoux Emmanuel Rouget 1999

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Vosne Romanee Cros Parantoux Emmanuel Rouget 1999
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75 cl

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Emmanuel Rouget is a well-regarded vigneron based in Flagey-Echézeaux who set up his own label in the 1990s. The most important vineyard in his portfolio is the Vosne-Romanée premier cru ‘Cros Parantoux’, planted exclusively to Pinot Noir. Situated above the famous grand cru Richebourg, the prestigious vineyard is shared with Domaine Méo-Camuzet. The 1999 vintage reveals a superb nose with dark fruits, spices, liquorice and a touch of oak. The palate is powerful and structured, leading to a chiselled finish.
89 Vinous
Ruby-red. Complex but subdued nose combines raspberry, game, tobacco and roasted, nutty oak. Fat, sweet and full, but doesn't yet come alive in the middle palate. Ripe and broad but not yet expressive. Finishes with dusty tannins.Stephen Tanzer1st March 2001

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As with many of the great Burgundian wineries - the history of Domaine Emmanual Rouget is closely linked to other famous names in the Côte d'Or. The eponymous Emmanuel is the nephew of the legendary Henri Jayer, considered by many to have produced the greatest expressions of Pinot Noir in living memory. It was Uncle Henri that gave the young Emmanuel his first job in the world of wine and by 1996, he was producing wines from vineyards owned not only by Henri Jayer, but also Lucien and Georges Jayer.

Clearly inspired by his uncles' approach, Emmanuel (and now his son Nicolas) favours low yields and new oak for the top wines. The grapes are double sorted, once in the vineyard and once in the cellar before being de-stemmed and fermented after a temperature controlled pre-maceration - these are bold expressions of the Burgundian terroir with ripeness and oak influence to the fore.


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